Goode: Consumer Credit Reports
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SOURCE CURRENCY Issue 76, November 2024 UPDATE INFORMATION: Issue 76 of Goode: Consumer Credit Reports consists of some case amendments and the following case summary: Division XXXII – 2024 Decisions Breeze & others v TSB Bank plc
Goode: Consumer Credit Reports covers key decisions in consumer credit and related areas. The reports include principle facts held, full text of judgments and expert comment on the case at the end of each report.
The online reports comprises the entire series, from Division I: Decisions 1882–1959 onwards. Where Divisions are required to be archived from the loose-leaf version of the title they will be retained in full in this source.
For related content see;
Goode: Consumer Credit Law & Practice here
Goode: Consumer Credit Precedents here
Goode: ARCHIVE Consumer Credit Law & Practice here
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Crown copyright material reproduced by permission of The National Archives. The contents of the judgment can be used under the Open Justice – Licence https://caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk/open-justice-licence. Crown copyright material only partially represents the activities of the courts and tribunals.
Goode: Consumer Credit Reports covers key decisions in consumer credit and related areas. The reports include principle facts held, full text of judgments and expert comment on the case at the end of each report.
The online reports comprises the entire series, from Division I: Decisions 1882–1959 onwards. Where Divisions are required to be archived from the loose-leaf version of the title they will be retained in full in this source.
For related content see;
Goode: Consumer Credit Law & Practice here
Goode: Consumer Credit Precedents here
Goode: ARCHIVE Consumer Credit Law & Practice here
COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
Crown copyright material reproduced by permission of The National Archives. The contents of the judgment can be used under the Open Justice – Licence https://caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk/open-justice-licence. Crown copyright material only partially represents the activities of the courts and tribunals.
